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"Gravity" Keepsake Box


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"Gravity" Keepsake Box

"GRAVITY - Where Would We Be Without It?" Here we get a glimpse, with Rusty and his free-floating household appliances. It's not a pretty picture, though it is, well, a pretty picture. Zoom in!

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Hardwood construction
Ceramic tile is inset into the lid
5 1/2" by 5 1/2" overall
Velvet-lined, with felt in the bottom of the box
Finish is high-gloss lacquer
Spring-loaded hinge
Jewelry box? Sure, sure... but it's also ideal for storing your vacuum tubes, miniature galaxies, or any old sort of collectible or valuable object.

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"Gravity" Keepsake Box

Keep your precious retro futuristic devices and artifacts safe in these handy and stylish boxes, straight from Retropolis - the city of Tomorrow in the Future That Never Was.

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Robots Shouldn't Play With Cosmic Rays

I'm not suggesting, you understand, that you're the sort of customer who'd imprison cosmic radiation in one of these boxes. Oh, no. Mum's the word. Or, say, that you'd use one of these boxes to house that miniature elephant you created as an interesting side effect of your meddling in Things Man Was Not Meant to Wot Of.
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